Nürnberg: Johann Andreä Endterischen Handlung, 1788. Elephant folio, [98], 1181, [23] pages; Fair; bound in period blind-tooled vellum covered boards, hardened leather spine with metal rivets, metal corners to boards; moderate wear and rubbing to binding, peeling to edges, small glue repair to spine; most of the straps gone, remnants of claps present; first frontispiece and title page detached, damaged with parts entirely missing; foxing and age-toning throughout; With 20 full-page plates: 2 frontispieces, 12 portraits, and 6 biblical scenes; Title page in red and black lettering; illustrated with approximately 200 4 x 7" in-text partial-page woodcuts; shelved case 4. More

Manchester: Joseph Harrop, 1765-1767. Folio, unpaginated; VG; bound in full brown calf, paneled spine with gilt lettering; mild rubbing and wear to boards; lacking Apocrypha; The New Testament has separate title-page dated 1765, and a separate sequences of part numbers.; 'To God the Father,' last page in volume, with archival backing; Published in parts, with engravings; 18th century family genealogy written on verso of frontispiece; some tide-marks; shelved front case. More

Edinburgh: Alexander Kincaid, 1764. 18mo., unpaginated; G; bound in period gilt morocco, paneled spine with matching gilt panels, brown morocco label with gilt lettering, newly rebacked with spine preserved; all edges gilt; some rubbing and wear to boards, chipping to head and tail of spine; marbled endpapers; With New Testement and Psalms title pages, Lacking first title page; shelved case 4. More

Padova: Gio. Antonio Conzatti, 1786. Octavo, [4], 5-95 pages; VG; bound in patterned paper wraps, plain spine with mild cracking, some rubbing; ex-library stamp on verso of title page; indice in rear; With engraved title page, 33 engraved plates taking up 2/3 of the page (one plate occurring twice), 1 full page plate, 4 other plates; The plates depict snapshots of the Life of Saint Anthony, especially notable not only for their depictions of relics, but for the details they give of city life of the period. Publication information from colophon; Shelved case 3. More

Romae [Rome]: Typis Sac. Congregationis de Propag. Fide, 1771. Thin Octavo, 37 pages; VG; bound in a quarter gray cloth, marbled boards; ex-library, with library name on front board near tail of spine, small glue-stain to rear pastedown, library stamps to title page, page 29; text in Latin; scarce; shelved case 3. More

Wittenburgii [Wittenberg]: Ioannem Gronenberg [Rhau-Grunenberg, Johann], 1508. First Edition. Quarto, 28 leaves; Near Fine; bound in marbled paper-covered boards; lacking leaves dd/ee and ff/gg; title page printed in black and red; small black ink stain to pages B/C; minor tide-marks to the fore and upper edges; wide margins; sticker with '809' on front cover; Per colophon: (Impressum Wittenburgii per Ioannem || Gronenberg. Anno M.D.VIII. || III Kalendas Ianua: ||); last leaf printed with Hebrew and Greek.; extremely scarce; PD consignment; shelved case 4. More

Milano, Italy: Silvana Editoriale, 2006. Quarto, 303 pages, VG-; paperback, gloss paper covers with flaps, spine maroon with white lettering: mild edgewear; mild staining to spine, lettering unaffected; very light age-toning/mild wear to text-block, small diagonal scratch to top; interior clean and replete with full-color graphics and plates of Renaissance wooden sculpture, with many works featuring the Madonna and Child; text in Italian; shelved Sculpture. More

Basileæ: In officina Frobeniana, 1542. Folio, [8], 816 pages, [28] pages index; VG; bound in contemporary full vellum, paneled spine with faded ink lettering to head of spine, full tooling to boards, partial beveling to edges; bound with two clasps, majority of lower clasp missing, upper clasp present; slight scraping to text block from clasp; woodcut printer's device on title page and verso of final leaf; woodcut initials; colophon on verso of final leaf; text in Latin with sections in Greek; wide margins; no bookplates or previous owners markings; index in rear; This edition is part 2 of "Nouum Testamentum iam quintum ac postremum accuratissima cura recognitum à Des. Erasmo Roterodamo cum annotationibus ... Basileae, 1541 [1542 - cf. colophon].; consignment; shelved case 4. More

Leipzig: Friedrich Arnsts, 1685. Thick Square Octavo, [30], 1675 pages, [45]; VG; bound in contemporary blind-tooled brown leather, paneled spine with no lettering, newly rebacked with spine preserved; moderate chipping to head and tail of spine, cracking primarily to front hinge, mild rubbing to corners, boards; portrait frontispiece; title page in red and black; bookworm damage to the fore edge of 7 leaves; EH consignment; shelved case 4. More

New York: Random House, 1960. First Edition, First Printing. Octavo, 398 pages; VG/VG; spine yellow with black and blue lettering dust jacket protected with a mylar covering, price uncut '$7.50'; very mild wear to dust jacket; slight age-toning to interior; shelved case 10. More

Philadelphia: John Fenno, 1795. First Edition. Thin Octavo, 48 pages; VG; bound in 1/2 brown cloth, marbled boards, beige label with black handwritten title to spine; ex-library, with partially removed Lenox Library bookplate to front pastedown, Historical Society of Pennsylvania stamps on title page, page 48; ffep loose; shelved case 4. More

Nashville, TN: Broadman Press, 1978. First Edition. Octavo, 95 pages; VG/VG; spine is black with red lettering; dust jacket is in a mylar covering, has minor wear along the top and bottom edges; binding has minimal wear along the top and bottom edges, has minor cocking; pages clear; inscribed by the author on the half title page; shelved case 10. More

London: Hodder and Stoughton, 1874. Octavo, xviii, [4], 398, [1] pages; VG; bound in green cloth, gilt to spine; mild wear and rubbing to boards; slight cracking to front gutter; mild pencil; shelved case 10. More

[London]: [Day & Son], [1861]. Folio; VG; bound in publisher's original full elaborately embossed calf over wooden boards, beveled edges; all edges gilt; mild wear and rubbing primarily to head and tail of spine, corners; printed on 53 beautiful chromolithographic leaves on heavy cream stock in three reds, three blues, gold and black, each page featuring different borders; tissue-guards between about half the leaves; heavy; TP consignment; shelved above mythology. More

Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1906. First Edition. Octavo, 340 pages; VG; fully bound in red cloth, spine and front cover have profuse gilt lettering and tooling; binding has minor wear, with bumping and fraying at the top and bottom of the spine and on the fore edge corners, spine has minor rubbing; pages have gilt along the top edge, have minor age toning; profusely illustrated; shelved case 9. More

Antuerpiae [Antwerp]: Ioannem Moretum, 1598. First Edition. small Quarto, [12], 255 pages, [11]; VG; bound in contemporary vellum, singe blind rule to boards, black ink lettering to spine; text block red; institutional bookplate to front pastedown; previous owners name in ink to front pastedown dated 1687, different previous owners name to lower end of title page, dated 1750;. More

Witebergae [Wittenberg]: 1531. First Edition. Small quarto (7.125 x 5.5 inches; 182 x 140 mm.). [169] leaves. Signatures: A-E4 F6 G² h4 I-N4 O² P-2V4(-2V4, blank). Bound without blank leaf 2V4; 2A2 signed "A2." Printer and date of publication from colophon on 2V3 recto. Apologia Confessionis has separate title-page (G1 recto), with "Emenda" beneath the title. Decorative and historiated woodcut initials. Later quarter calf with black paper-covered boards; all edges trimmed and stained blackish-blue; plain endpapers, double-flyleaves at front, single at the rear. Front board detached but for single string at bottom; calf mostly gone; edges worn; corners softened; scuffing to boards; loose electrical tape affixed to bottom of rear board, curling over spine. Front free endpaper and first flyleaf completely detached. Repairs to inner hinges; label pulled up from front pastedown. Split between gatherings V and Z, starting between leaves 2T3 and 2T4, 2V2 and 2V3. Minor thumbsoiling scattered throughout text; some toning; occasional foxing. Text very good in just good binding. Housed in custom black cloth clamshell with red spine label stamped in gilt. [Augsburg Confession]. Confessio fidei exhibita invictiss. Imp. Carolo V. Caesari Aug. in Comiciis Augustae, Anno M. D. XXX. Addita est Apologia Confessionis [by Philipp Melancthon]. Beide, Deudsch und Latinisch. Wittenberg: [Impressum per Georgium Rhau, 1531]. First edition of the Augsburg Confession, containing the Latin texts of the Confessio and Melanchton's Apologia. Although the title-page states that it contains both the Latin and German texts, this first edition contains Latin text only (the German translation by Justus Jonas was added slightly later). Catalog entry tipped to front pastedown from "J. J. Lentnersche Hofbuchhandlung (E. Stahl), München," "Lager-Katalog Nr. 8." Annotations throughout the text in at least two, possibly as many as four different hands, including a couple of manicules. Several early ink ownership inscriptions on the title-page, the earliest that of "Theodorus Backhusius Possessor," who was pastor at Oldenberg (d. 1625); followed by "Vogt 1735," "JFG Olbers 1766" and "H. Meere." Recto of front free endpaper bears ink manuscript notes that seem to be from nineteenth-century New Testament commentator H. A. W. Meyer [Heinrich August Wilhelm Meyer (1800-1873)], dated 1868; verso with additional notes, signed by his son "Professor Dr. [Gustav] Meyer," dated "7 Januar 1883." Bookseller's ticket of Schaeffer & Koradi, Philadelphia. Neuser, Bibliographie, 8. See VD16 C 4734 and C 4735. Sold together with a copy of Neuser's Bibliographie der Confessio Augustana und Apologie, 1530-1580. Nieuwkoop: De Graaf Publishers, 1987.; BK consignment; shelved case 3. More

New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1973. First Edition. Octavo, 270 pages; VG/VG-; spine tanned white with black lettering; full binding of blue cloth; dust jacket protected with a mylar covering; mild soiling; price cut; joints cracked; mild red underlining up to page 70; pages else clean; shelved Renaissance. More

Boston: Geo. H. Ellis, 1883. First Edition. Octavo, 160 pages; VG-; bound in brown cloth, gilt lettering to spine; mild wear and rubbing; webbing slightly showing on top of front gutter; age-toning to pages; binding slightly weak; shelved case 10. More

Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1975. First edition, first printing. Octavo, 391 pages; VG/G; spine brown with light brown lettering; spine and top of dust jacket faded, back and most of front of dust jacket purple with black design and white lettering; small cracks at top of dust jacket; jacket protected with mylar covering; light-related discoloration to inside dust jacket flaps; pages clean; shelved in Philosophy. More

New York: Harper & Brothers, 1901. Reprint. Octavos, 2 volumes; VG-; bound in publisher's green cloth with gilt lettering and gilt, black, and blue designs to front boards and spines; top edges of text blocks gilt; vertical crease to spine of volume 1; horizontal slash on spine of volume 2; mild sun-fading to spines, mild wear and rubbing to boards; Signed on ffep of volume 1 by Lew Wallace "Very Truly yours, Lew Wallace 1903.'; scarce signed; shelved case 7. More

Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1933. First Edition. Octavo, two volumes; VG/G-; full bindings of black cloth; spines tanned brown with black lettering; dust jackets protected with mylar coverings; both jackets moderately tanned; both missing chips from top and bottom corners of flap folds; price cut on both; closed tears to dust jackets of both volumes; large water stain and red staining on vol. 1 dust jacket spine; large chip missing from bottom of vol. 2 spine; front hinge of vol.1 starting; previous owner's bookplate on front paste down of both volumes; bookseller's sticker at first free end paper of both volume; contains black and white photos; pages clean; shelved Middle Ages. More